Re: [Qgis-user] Desktop metadata editing...

2009-06-16 Thread Agustin Lobo

Yes, I'm in the same case than Maning.
Agus

maning sambale wrote:

Documentation perhaps?  I tried using
http://apps.sourceforge.net/trac/qgismetaedit/
But never, got past loading the example xmls, I am having difficulty editing.
I'm a newbie in metadata editing, normally I just create a simple
textfile for our GIS output.

On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 4:18 AM, Alex Mandeltech_...@wildintellect.com wrote:
  

Sampson, David wrote:


Ahh.. Metadata

As I am going through creating some plugins and learning about OWS
services and trying my hand at a catalogue plugin I got to thinking,
what does the open source world do for managin their metadata on their
desktop?

I know and quite like projects like geo-network and our own flavour at
http://geodiscover.cgdi.ca/  but I am curious as to what people use for
their desktop.

Back when FGDC was the spec of choice I used MP (metadata Parser) quite
extensively http://geology.usgs.gov/tools/metadata/tools/doc/mp.html but
with the new world of IS and the upcoming NAP (North American Profile) I
wonder what people are doing now.

Would a lean desktop editor help people in the workflow. Essentialy
maintaining their metadata on the desktop then exporting (through valid
XML) to publishing facilities such as geonetwork..

The idea is to couple data and metadata while people are working with
the data.

Are people working on this? Do open source solutions already exist?

Would a plugin for QGIS be useful? Or a desktop app that can hit many
softwares like GRASS, QGIS and others?

Thoughts?

Cheers

  

I'm kinda chuckling because you just brought together the same two
things I'm working on. Here's the sourceforge site for the plugin I started
http://apps.sourceforge.net/trac/qgismetaedit/

Contributions are welcome, the big thing on the table is we need to swap
out the XML parser to allow for better character handling and saving.
I've already picked out Elementree as the tool and started a branch but
won't have time to work on it for another week or two.

Alex


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[Qgis-user] Desktop metadata editing...

2009-06-08 Thread Sampson, David
Ahh.. Metadata

As I am going through creating some plugins and learning about OWS
services and trying my hand at a catalogue plugin I got to thinking,
what does the open source world do for managin their metadata on their
desktop?

I know and quite like projects like geo-network and our own flavour at
http://geodiscover.cgdi.ca/  but I am curious as to what people use for
their desktop.

Back when FGDC was the spec of choice I used MP (metadata Parser) quite
extensively http://geology.usgs.gov/tools/metadata/tools/doc/mp.html but
with the new world of IS and the upcoming NAP (North American Profile) I
wonder what people are doing now.

Would a lean desktop editor help people in the workflow. Essentialy
maintaining their metadata on the desktop then exporting (through valid
XML) to publishing facilities such as geonetwork..

The idea is to couple data and metadata while people are working with
the data.

Are people working on this? Do open source solutions already exist?

Would a plugin for QGIS be useful? Or a desktop app that can hit many
softwares like GRASS, QGIS and others?

Thoughts?

Cheers
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